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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 65622" data-attributes="member: 46">re: X32 DiscussionFired up the X32 for studio use last night for the first time.&nbsp; It really allowed me to hear the desk in a more controlled, detailed environment.&nbsp; Overall I am very pleased.&nbsp; The quality of the FX is really quite excellent, and I have no sound quality concerns.&nbsp; I had zero issues with the Firewire driver, it came right up and works great on both a Mac and on Windows 7 64bit.&nbsp; The Mackie Control / HUI control mode works great too, and was very easy to configure.I have found everything about the X32 thus far to be very logical and intuitive.&nbsp; After about an hour of tinkering I felt quite comfortable.&nbsp; I am shocked at how much bang for the buck is contained in this desk.&nbsp; I can&#039;t buy a good 32x32 interface and a control surface for the cost of the X32, let alone get a very capable mixing console too..... &quot;good deal&quot; does not do this justice.&nbsp; Every product, regardless of price, has its quirks, but a good job has been done to be responsive to users&#039; needs and put out something that is well thought out.A colleague checked mine out and quickly concluded it was time to replace his (not very old) SL24.&nbsp; I expect these consoles are going to become the next Mackie SR series in terms of sales success - I will be very surprised if within a couple of years they are not as common as a donut shop in Canada.<img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":D" title="Big grin&nbsp; &nbsp; :D"&nbsp; data-smilie="8"data-shortname=":D" />~:-D~:grin:Uli and team, wow, I agree with SOS, you really deserve to win product of the Year IMHO.&nbsp; Not only game changed - but perception changed, at least for me.&nbsp; And the latter is probably the one that matters most to you.I also really like your &quot;living product&quot; concept, and am eager to see what is yet to come.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 65622, member: 46"] re: X32 Discussion Fired up the X32 for studio use last night for the first time. It really allowed me to hear the desk in a more controlled, detailed environment. Overall I am very pleased. The quality of the FX is really quite excellent, and I have no sound quality concerns. I had zero issues with the Firewire driver, it came right up and works great on both a Mac and on Windows 7 64bit. The Mackie Control / HUI control mode works great too, and was very easy to configure. I have found everything about the X32 thus far to be very logical and intuitive. After about an hour of tinkering I felt quite comfortable. I am shocked at how much bang for the buck is contained in this desk. I can't buy a good 32x32 interface and a control surface for the cost of the X32, let alone get a very capable mixing console too..... "good deal" does not do this justice. Every product, regardless of price, has its quirks, but a good job has been done to be responsive to users' needs and put out something that is well thought out. A colleague checked mine out and quickly concluded it was time to replace his (not very old) SL24. I expect these consoles are going to become the next Mackie SR series in terms of sales success - I will be very surprised if within a couple of years they are not as common as a donut shop in Canada.:D~:-D~:grin: Uli and team, wow, I agree with SOS, you really deserve to win product of the Year IMHO. Not only game changed - but perception changed, at least for me. And the latter is probably the one that matters most to you. I also really like your "living product" concept, and am eager to see what is yet to come. [/QUOTE]

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